The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-07
PERSONAL, AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. j. NJ. Dresser, of Lafayette, is in the
city fer few days.
Miss Mabel Anderson, of st. Lawrence, d. T.,
is the guest of Governor Gray's family.
Mrs. Paul. of Chicago formerly Miss Sadie
Riley, of this city, is visiting Mrs. CORTLAND
Van Camp
Mrs F. E. Van Sickle. of Springfield, O., is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. V. Shindle. on North
Illinois street.
Mr.. W. o. Fishback, of Terre Haute, Is in the
city, looking after the senatorial fight for the
Chicago Tribune.
Mayfower Congregational Church has decided
TO engage assistant to Rev. n. A. HYDE, ID. u.
who is now in poor health. Rev S. T. Dunlap.
OF Gaesburc, H., will preach next Sunday
merning and evening.
Gil r. Stermont, editor of the Princeton
Clarion. and Rev. Ira J. Chase. of Danville, are
candidates for the position of department COM
mander of the Grand Army of the Republic at
the coming encampment
Mrs. Curtis Judseu. of Hartford, Conn,
grandmother of Miss Birkenmayer, who is
spending the winter with Mrs. Charles Judson.
died at her home on Monday. MRS. Judson was
formerly resident of this city.
Mr.. Frank NJ Thayer. formerly postmaster al
Evansville and editar of the journal, of that CITY,
has been appointed she chief deputy of State Treas
urer- elect IIemcke Since the sale of his news
paper at Portland. Ore. a few months ago. Mr..
Thayer has been located at Chicago, but he has
been in Indiana visit for the last several
days He is exceptionally we'll qualified for the
position for which he has been selected.
SOCIETY.
The regular meeting of the Woman's Literary
Club will be held this afternoon at Plymouth
Church.
Mrs. Chislett of Crown Hill, entertained q
number of LADIES' yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. A. Fl. Carrier
The first grand ball of the Frederick Turner
Assembly, No. 5299, K. of L., will be given al
| Lyra Hall, Thursday evening, Jan. Ii.
Mrs. G. A. Wells will entertain number Of
| friends this afternoon. This Is one of the many
| pleasant gatherings called forth by Mrs. A. Il.
Carriers stay among her friends.
| Miss Cutler of Boston, and Miss Gates have
received considerable social attention since their
| return to this city, and another reception was
given yesterday by Miss Martha Wright at he1
homo on North Alabama street. The guests
| included the intimate friends Of the hostess
/ who was assisted by Miss Carrie Malott and
Miss Susie Stewart The hours were from &c
| 6 o'clock, and guests were coming and going con
| tinuously. Miss Cutler and Miss Gates will re
| turn TO New York on Saturday.
| Hotel Arrivals.
| Bates House: A. Kirchbaum Union City; J.
| K. Ewing, NJ. ID. Tackett. Greencastle; VIM. G.
| Niblack, Vincennes: Charles FL Knight, Brazil
j. l.. Fsrrer, Peru; George Shirtz. Nobesville
H. M. Sailors. T. T. Whitaker, Kokomo; S. NJ.
| McGregor, BrRZI A. M. MOTIFS knlghtstoWn
| B. S. Lupton, Shelbyville; Thomas M Ochiltree
Rushville: B. B. Jones, Columbus; Mortimer
lowering, Mrs. J. NJ Dresser Lafayette; Geo
| W. McGovern Kokome; John y. Briggs Sulli
van; Fl. B. Martin, W. G. Nef, Greencastle; FL
| G. Tyler Lafayette; r. c. Hanna, Fort Wayne
D. II. Davis, Knightstown; G. L. Storrs, Nash
| vile, Tenn.
Dennison House: J. ". Macy Winchester
James Gilbert, Terre Haute; j. M. Mcintosh
Connersville: A. w. Leonard. New Castle; J. N
| Barker. Thorntown; H. 2. Pattison, Winamac
Will B. Reed, Attica; E. L. Kennedy and wife
J. B. Kennedy, Mrs. A. M. Kennedy and Mis-
| Kennedy, Rushville; Thad s. Adams. Danville
| w. N. Mcdonald. Seymour: John L. Davis, Au
burn; w. L. Resk and Il. A. Smith, Greensboro
J. G.. English. Danville; Charles E. Shively
| Richmond; j. B. Stafford, Columbus, Ind; N.
| Threekmorton and B. Wilson Smith, Lafayette
| a. Van Worst and T. F. Palmer, Monticello
Walter Elliott Shelbyvills; E. FL. Scott and J
| W. Crumpacker, LaPorte; Fred V. Graham, O
D. MeCrary, Z. E. Wilson and NJ. F. McHappe1
| Fort Wavpe